Selected work
Each case study explains the costly problem, Devin's role, how data moves, what has been verified, and what the work does not claim. No invented clients, usage numbers, or outcomes.
Musicians collaborating across distance
A browser-based collaboration flow that lets a host keep MIDI hardware local while a remote player sends expressive controls through a shared session.
The beta demonstrates the complete browser-to-hardware collaboration path without requiring MIDI hardware on the remote player’s device.
Teams whose operating knowledge is scattered across documents
A private-knowledge operations prototype that turns a controlled document corpus into an evidence-oriented workspace for finding and reviewing answers.
The prototype makes the operating model concrete: knowledge can be searchable without hiding source evidence or pretending that generated text is automatically authoritative.
Owners and operators coordinating many active initiatives
A governed operations console that turns a synthetic project portfolio into a visible intake, review, prioritization, and reporting workflow.
The console demonstrates how a scattered project portfolio can become a governed operating system without erasing human ownership.
Teams exploring shared spatial experiences on the web
A multiplayer spatial prototype focused on presence, navigation, and shared interaction inside a browser-delivered scene.
The prototype establishes the technical and interaction foundation needed to evaluate a shared browser world before expanding its content.
Researchers evaluating explainable signal-analysis workflows
A research interface for testing signal-analysis ideas against public or synthetic EKG data, with failed evaluation gates preserved instead of hidden.
The lab demonstrates a more responsible way to present early health-signal research: evidence and failure boundaries stay visible alongside the interface.
Learners and researchers exploring evolutionary systems
A deterministic interactive prototype for exploring how rule changes influence simulated plant traits across repeatable runs.
The prototype makes an abstract evolutionary system inspectable: visitors can change one factor, replay the run, and reason about the resulting pattern.
What counts as proof
Live work is labeled live. Prototypes are labeled prototypes. Research pages preserve failed gates and non-claims. That makes each project easier to evaluate without overstating its maturity.